Liberating from body shame and stigma

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Liberating from body shame and stigma

Body liberation facilitator, Tiana Dodson, talks about her experiences of being fat in a world that stigmatizes her body, the relationship between fatness and health and learning how to accept one’s body. Interview by Jaia Bristow.

Tiana Dodson

With a decade as a body liberation facilitator and a lifetime of lived experience as a fat, biracial, queer, neurodivergent person, Tiana Dodson is well-versed in what it is to exist in a multiply-marginalized body.

As an active co-creator of the syllabus for liberation, her work addresses how personal, community, and global liberation depend upon each other. Through her consulting services, group offerings, and public speaking, Tiana highlights the ways these systems of oppression are bound together and how we can push back against them.

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